Dynamic Non-Events
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As more automation rolls out and new software applications become a more critical part of our lives, the impact of failures increases. Safety is a critical attribute and one of the definitions of a safe system is that it has dynamic non-events. Whatever happens to it, it still works. I will illustrate with some examples, and discuss the new view of safety, as the ability to build systems that maintain a margin.
Transcript
As more automation rolls out and new software applications become a more critical part of our lives, the impact of failures increases. Safety is a critical attribute and one of the definitions of a safe system is that it has dynamic non-events. Whatever happens to it, it still works. I will illustrate with some examples, and discuss the new view of safety, as the ability to build systems that maintain a margin.
About the speakers
Partner and Analyst, OrionX